what happened to them

I'll look at Wally World tomorrow, there's usually a few evil black rifle mags in the sporting goods section.

 

Remember that the moms who demand sense against their stupid actions don't want guns to be seen. I was raised in a household that taught guns were evil, in the same class as going to a movie theater. Seriously. How stupid is that?

I don't want anyone harmed ever, but if push comes to shove I wouldn't blink or hesitate if an intruder threatened my family, period.

I'm pretty sure all the hormones they put in the milk and food these days are turning a lot of men soft. Think about the judges for a bit. Why do you think they issue some of the nonsense rulings? Well, certain male judges might be told by their wives - rule this way or you're not getting any. Then some of the idiotic rulings start to make sense.

I'm sure the left-wingers on here will be quick to try to prove me wrong, but I've made it this far by letting those around me know when the emperor has no clothes. It seems to have worked so far.

 

They are gone from the shelves at my wally world as well not even a shotgun news was on the shelf.

 

Before we all suit up in our tinfoil hauberks and helms, let's consider.

Maybe it's a financial decision? I don't buy mags to read, I use the interwebz.
If fewer people are buying the rags...why carry them?

 

Are you kidding me, gun mags or more popular now then ever. This was strictly a political decision and a perfect example of how businesses are heavily influenced by anti-gun agendas.

 

Has anyone actually asked the store?

We keep telling ourselves stories, but honestly...aren't we just assuming things?

But seriously...ALL written printed publications are suffering from reduced distribution. Just being popular isn't enough, as there are too many other ways to get the same info.

 

Truth! I happen to work in a print shop and i can honestly say you are spot on. Only thing keepin my company going is non-profits like D.A.V., Salesian Missions, WWF and other "give us a $20 donation and GET A FREE CALENDAR" companies.


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Who need gun mags? More money for ammo and the 10% sales tax here in WA.

 

I dont buy gun mags, so I have money for my new Ruger P95.

 

Some of the magazines were published by "Source Interlink" which went belly up and layed off all it's employees. Some of the mags were picked up by "The Enthusiast Network" , but none of the gun mags were.

http://www.news-press.com/story/mon...-bonita-springs-closes-lays-off-6000/9761501/

 

Print media is dying, I expect to see it gone in the next 5 years.

 

Ok, since I am in town for some workshops, I went to Walmart on the way back to the hotel.

The Walmart on 300 West in SLC has all the gun mags on the shelves, just like normal.


So...huh.

 

I get a couple via email. Not as much fun as sitting down with a hot cup of joe and reading a good gun magazine. But times are changing.

 

magazines over the interweb are nothing more than clips

 

I thought they were just "links"?

 

At last one magazine distributor has gone under in recent weeks, and that has affected delivery of new issues.

 

The two I get are full copies. The pages are a little small so I increase the zoom. I just click the little arrow to see the next pages.